The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1854, Page 5

Ladder Company No. 11, beg leave to make a brief statement of facts in convection with the ing operations of some individual, who has been the mercantile community under the pre- tence of collecting subscriptions for the benetit of 1 company. We are impeiled to this course trom the ex- tent of those nefarious transactions, and an earnest de- sire to place ourselves right before the merchants of New York, who have ever exhibited towards tead- fast and liberal friendship. There is some p: , perbaps is now, and has been, (we know positively,) eperating down town for the last five or six weeks amongst business men and the friends of this organiza- tion, purporting to be authorizee to collect subserip- déons to assist the company in regard to the heavy ex- penses which they bave incurred in appropriately fur- sishing and fitting up their house. He is described as — Anon man about twenty years of age, of slim ild, with dark complexion, hair and eyes, possessed of ble a8 of tongue, an adept in what is termed ‘fire talk,” and seemingly intimately acquainted With the aitairs of the company. We have only to say here most emphatically, that we have authorised no suc! Person to act in our behalf, nor have we had any ageat acting for us for some time back, yet we are heartily worry to be obliged to say that, since the beginning of November this individual hay victimized the commu- nity to the extent of about $500—they supposing that ‘they were contributing to the assistance of a young and struggling company. As may be readily Supposed, we feel deeply grieved that such a gross swindle should have been perpetrated in our name, and earnestly assure the public that we shall xpare no pains and reasonable ex- man todiscover, and bring to condign punishment, the levi tow ruffian who has been thus plandering onr fel- citizens upon the strength of our character and standing as a component part of the Fire Department of this city. i here to remark that, on former occasions, tected in operating in alike dishonorable manner; col- Jecting money (which they appropriated to their own se,) ostensibly to sustain us, but which left us _ to bear the odium of possibly a’ supposed partici- pation in their nefarious conduct; and if not that, ‘at least to support the brunt of the indignation of swindled friends, and others who would gladly have sympathized with a young company in their en- deavors to secure a complete organization, and render them what they always will strive to be, a credit t themselves, the city and the department. The parties t whom we refer were respectively named; one of whom we did not prosecute to the full extent of the law, as perhaps some of our more prudent and exacting friend may bave supposed we should have done. In sparing him the extreme rigor of a lega} prosecution we were ac- ‘tuated by no other motives than a feeling of compassion for his mother, who, at the period of his detection was in an advanced stage of consumption, and his own reitera- ted promises that he would refund the moneys which he had fraudulently appropriated to his ewn parposes, but which up to the present period he has not done. ‘The other party collected some $160 in a simila- manner, but he was expelled the company, 4 also the department, in 1853, Whether either ef those parties has been carrying on a like eperation this tall we cannot positively assert; But we here most earnestly request that all those who may be applied to for subscriptions to aid the funds of our company, by the party described in the frat in- staneo, will Uring him to the office of any of the follow- ing naméd gentlemen, who have been swindled in the manner above described, and who bave positively inform- ea us cannot fail to identify the thief :—Messrs. R. G. Fairchild & Co., importers, 49 Nassau street; E. Kaupe *& Cummings, “o., 121 William street; Allen, Hazen & o., do., 2 Exchance place; Joseph Fisher & Co., 51 Broadway; 1gman Cooke & Co., 00 Broadway; R.A, & G. H. Withaus, 51 Exchange place; 8. Strahlheim & Co., 60 Broadway; and Lawrence, Stone & Co., 41 Brovlway, In conclusian y,¢ will observe that it is a source of youch gratification to us that this gross and contempti- ble fraud has not been perpetrated by any of the present members of the company; they have been all exonerated by several of the victimized merchants who favored us ith their presence at our last monthly meeting. The abdve named reward will be paid for the dutection of the swindling impostor; and any information left at the store of Mr. Sturgis, 59 Robinscn street, will be thankfully re- ceived. (Signed,) JOHN RIDEBOCK, Foreman. Jas. 8. WiLLMArTH, Secretary. O. U. R. taken Splendidly.—A Large Size first class daguerrcotype, lor 373 cents, at 435 Broad- way, corner of Howard street. GARBANATI, Artist. Government Stock Bank taken at 80 cents Merchants’ Bank, Bridgeton, We.; Wheatgrowers’, 90c. Bhipbuilders’, %c.; Lewis County, 40c.; Washtenaw, 40c.; und Fighth Avenue, par, at EVANS’ Clothing Warehouse, 60 and 68 Fulton street. Churches, Hotels, Steamships, &., supplied with elegant silver name aud number plates, of new and Deautiful designs, plated in the most substantial man- ner, and elegantly engraved, at very low prices. Orders and samples ent by express to any part of the country. JAMES EVERDELL, 302 Broadway, cor. Duane st. Three Requisites.—The Tollet Articles b-st suited to lend beauty their favoring aid, are BOGLE’S Hyperion Fluid, for strengthening and beantifying the ir; his Hebeaiona, for removing tan and freekles from the complexion; and his Amole, (the celebratad shaving soap.) Sola by the inventor, Wilham Bogl>, No. 2’ Washington street, Boston; in Mew York, by A. B. & D. Sands, No. 100 Fulton street; Chas. Ring & Co., Rush- ton, Gark & Co., Broadway ; Clickener & Ce. ». St Bar- clay street; and by chemists and perfumers throughou the world. Great Bai ins to be had in Celebrated pianos and melodeons, to be selected from the largest assortment in the United States. Each instrument gua- ranteed, Secondhand pianos at extremely low prices Pianos to rent. Cash paid for secondhand pianos. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. New Music.—The Latest Popular Song and horas is ‘Little Nelly's Sleeping,” by Riward 0. Katon; dedicated to the Chorus Clod of Philadelphia. Price 20 cents. Published by HORACE WATERS Broadway. Every Lover of Mirth and Music saould go to see PERHAM’S Ethiopian Troupe this evening, at 603 Broadway. They give an entertainment that is worth the expenditure of both time and money to witness, ‘The railread gallop, pantomime of Jocko end other of their inimitable _preinetions, ‘are embraced in the pro- gramme. The dollar tickets are a great feature. see wl- ‘vertisement. Home Inelsts that to Escape Censure, a man must pass his whole life without doing one thing badly. GREEN, No. 1 Astor House, cannot boast that he has come up to this standard, but no one can gay he ever made shirts that did not fit, or failed to execute an erder with punctuality. Shaker Knit and Shaker Flannel Undex shirts ond Drawers, likewise every description and size of woollen, cotton and silk under garments, at Mc- LAUGHLIN’S Shirt Warehouse, 292 Greenwich street, corner of Chambers. Shirts made to order. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing—Closing Sales. — ‘We are now closing out our ntock nt winter clothing at greatly reduced prices, to make room for spring goods. BOUGHTON & KNAPP, 19 Cortlandt street. Two Young Ladics, the Daughters of an English officer, who came to this country some time since, owing to change of circumstances st home, ex- pecting shat they would at once have no difliculty in ob- taining situations or employment, being well educated and willing to accept of any situation tacy could get, and now having lost all the means they had in adver tising and trying to support themselves, and being with- out friends, (baving lost their brothor here, who was their only means of support,) are now unwillingly obliged ry appeal to the charity of the New York public aa their only hope for the means of seturning to England, and to pay nome debts due by them for rent and the means of support, as they are entirely destitute. Reference—Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, who has kindly allowe: his name to be used, and several others, whose pe .aean be given if necessary. Notice.Johbn Madden, 573 Broadway, will open on to-morrow, independent of is stock, which been damaged by smoke, a most splendid lot of embroid- eries from auction, consisting of collars, sleeves, che miseties, morning sets, black veils, infants’ robes, &e., at anch prices as will astonish the ladies. Open from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Furs, Fars.Splendid Sets of Ladies’ Fancy furs, of stone martin, mountain martin, fitch, mini: Freneh sable, &e , & variety of low-priced furs, « prices to suit the most fasti tious and economical. C. H. ATKINS, 212 Grenewi ‘The undersigned direet the attention of the ladies of the city and vicinity to their magnifi- cent stock of fur goods, comprising victorines culls, : Lippets &e., manufactured by artists of expe rience, under their own supervision, in the most fashion able and durable manner. Special notice is suggested 10 their mink capes, at prices trom $10 to $100. ARCHER pay 270 Greenwich street, between Warren and jurray. Furs! Furs !! Fars!!! “The fur that warms the monarch warmed the boas.’ “Now is the winter of our dtscontont, Made glorious summer by the furs of Knox.” [Shakspere improved. Mufis, sleigh robes, buffalo overcoats, &c,—a large and cheap aisortment—for sale by KNOX,’ the hatter, 124 Fulton street, and 633 Broadway. street Che ag ee want to save 20 per cent eallon White. Allfurs made in the latest style, and warranted, ' As it will save you time and money by call- ing on WHITE, 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton street. To ¥ Business Men.—A young man en= te upoe Pasieros life withe ta know! of book. tories anda thorough commani of the pen, bas about a much chance to sncceed as a ship to reach port without arndder, sails or compass. All thus situated can, for « Himited term, be perfected in both branches for half the ordinary rates, at GOLDSMITH’S rooms, 362 Broadway. ‘The charge for a course of class instruction in penman- ship is only $2 50, Ladies’ Fashion Book—The most beantiful the new winter styles of bonnets, caps, head furs, dresser, patterns for needlework, new mus March of the Alma,” tale by Mrs. Anno 8. Stephots amd much interesting lite: matter. Price 25 cents, of booksellers. FRANK ILIK’S, No, 6 John street. Holiday Presents—At 527 Broadway, corner of Spring strect, may be found an endless variety of use- ful and ornamental fancy articles for holiday presents, consixting of jewelry, jet bern ornaments, droasing cases, jewel caskets, odor and segar case, toilet sots, decornted china aod bivque ware, bags and purses, brown and gilt clocks and candelabras, fans, combs, work and trio tables, &c., &e. BOARDMAN & TOWNSEND, 527 Broadway, (under St. Nicholas Hotel.) mber ever iasned,is published for December,coutaining | Albert H. Nicolay semi-weekly auction sale of stocks aud bons, this day, at 1235 o'e! , at the Merchants’ Exchange. For fall particulars sce advertisement in another columo. Albert H, Nicolay wil) hold a Special Auc- tion sale of stocks and bonds, on Saturday, December 9, at 1235 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchan ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, No. 4 Bond st. Ansen’s Daguerreotypes—Large Size for 50 cemts; colored, and in a rich case, twice the rise takea for 80 cents, and equal in quality and sive to any that are made elsewhere, for $2. ANSON’S, 549 roadway, sppoalte Mstropok tan Hotel. Three Handred of the Wew York Police corps and the Chief have obtained their dagverreotypes of the Picture Company, 289 Broadway, and a finer look- ing boy of men ani) porvraits are seliom seen, Prices 26 cents; $2 50 per dozen; large size $1. Oll Cognac, Essences Rum, Arrag, Whiskey; and daguerreotype, electrotype and calotype chemicals; patent medicines, ‘drugs, metals &°., c.; | proimine, ine, cyanide potassium, oxide silver, :listilled m sury, caustic baryta, gallie and pyrogaiiic acids, platina im plate and wire, bismuth, eadmiam, plumbago, rouge, Vienna lime, Thorn’s extract copaiva and sarsaparilia, fumigating pastilen, nitrate strontia, cl i Dieached shellac, blue and vanilla by Dm. L. FECCHTWANGER 141 Maiden Lane. Ladies who value clean, smooth and delicate complexion, should use the Balm of Thou « wers, which removes tan, freckles, chaps, pimples, blotches, &e., and imparts a’ porcela'n tron<prency to the skin. Fetridge & (o., Boston; C. H. RING, 192 Broadway, and by allornuggrts. Price 50 cent ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. _——s«sSALES AT AUCTION, FARM AND TIMBER LAND AT PUBLIC SALE.— A ‘The subscriber will sell at public sate on Saturd ecember 23, in the town of Berlin, Worcester City, Md | his furm and valuable timber land, of 4, more oF less. It is beautifully xituated on Sinepuxent bay, about five miles east of said town of Berlin, commanding a fine view of the ocean, About 100 acres are now ander cul- tivation, and the remainder, with the exeepsion of about 25 acres of: marsh, is covered with a fine growth of oa's, ine and hickory timber, much of it valuable for ship pao The atiention of wood cutters is particularly directed to this tract, as a good chance for speculation is offered on account of the easy access to Philatelphia and New York markets. Terms inade known on day of sale, For further particulars, apply to CYRUS WILLIAMS, Berlin, or to Dr, JAMES LAWS, 501 South Second street, Philadelphia. UCTION SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A CHAT! gage, we will exyose for sale, at public auction, on Saturday, the 9th Way of December, 184, at 10\; o’clock A. M., at $9 Barclay street, the tixtures, &e., of a dining saloon(known ax the Merchants’Coitee House), consisting of hedsteads and bedding, looking gias#s, oil cloth, chairs, tables, pictures, erockory ware, tnives, forks, spoons, glassware, bar and fixtures, oe with all the cooking utensils. WOOD & COLEMAN, At- torneys for Mortgagee. UCTION, eer. pus sale r y, cornor at 1034 o'clock, by catalogue, Wood pianofortes, large mirrors, mattre The public may rely upon ‘he quality of the arti also the absohitenérs of the sale, being positiy a number of pressing invoices, In the parlor suits in brocatelle and in hai etegeres, oak library bookcases,’ extension ssing bureaus, washsiands, hail stands, cont 8,4 ables, six pianefortes, and one melodeon, mirrors, 0! paintings, chairs in morocco and plush, tere-a-tets, sefas, vedsteads, cribs, mattresses, desk, tables, a number of choice suits of enamelled furniture, with vai rosewood dressing bureaus, and” waststauds. of yery choi wice fa sale contains a very large vaciety ture, &e, UCTION NOTICE. A diamond and fine je ¢.—-SAMUEL OSGOOD, AX No. 64 Nassau street, Fritay, at half-past 10 o'clock, A.M. diamond and fine jewelry, sold ‘to fo goge on tho same: ulso, an inv in eighteen carat gold cases, fron ed direct from the manufacturers Le sold at auction to pay custom house a Every article warranted as represented ¢ wat: willsell at his stor UCLION NOTICE.—THIS MORNING, AT 11 O'CLOCK, SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctioneer, will sell at ét Nas- sau street, a collection of household furniture, compris- iny sofa, chairs, bureaus, bookeases, bedsteads, mat- tresses, palliasses, marble top tables, extension tables, hat stands, wardrobes, carpets, &e., for cash. “LBERT H, NICOLAY, i A bonds a@ will ¢ le 2 chants’ Exchange, for necount of whom it may eve $6,000 Great Western (Itinois) Railroad Ist morta per cont houds, interes je Ist April an! 1 ber, $1,000 each; Sasqne WHS AN Nic 35,00 cach; $2, wo (known as the Wisconsin Lak Company 8 per cent Ist mortgog Land October, § orwalk onds, interest pa $1,000 each: Railroad 8 per cent Ist January and } and Rock Island Ka veitible bonds, interest payable 10th Jani July, $1,000 each: (Goshen brandh,) ist m payable Ist Febroary and ist shares Sixth Aven Avenue Railroad, $100 Ccmpany, $25 4 10 G Ist Kebrnary an Peiroit sad Vou per coat eo. nd Wth 80 do. $100 do. City Bank, $25 ¢o $26 has been p: $100 cach NK ww 20 do. Chatham Bank each 20 do. Bank of t >» Rank of Ow the bonds will saloon Saturday bonds and other s and also special and Paterdey quired, At private sale, a variety of first « onds, bank, insurance and other stocks J ale of rich an ‘Thursday, consisting of the entire handsome { id honse No. 70 ighrh avenue, near Thirtecath The whole to be absolutely sold to the highest A deposit will be required of every purchaser. which is a splendid rosewood pianoforte, trict 1 wood parlor suite, eight pieces; velvet and tapes carpets, stair do., h oilcloth, extens ‘ tables, ‘marble top pier and centre try binet, eseritoires, ments, marble clocks, gas fixtures, velvet rng: elegant pair tings, &e., with a large ani of rosewood . ad mahogany chamber hair mattresses, sofas, lounges, carpets, French bed steals, candelabras, Xc., with’ all the baserue kitchen furniture, two elegant china sets, ric silver ware, ont glas , cutlery, &e, Catalogues at the house. Sale positive. VCTION NOTICE.—GREAT SALE OF RICH ROS! wood furniture, contents of house 170 West Twen- fy-fourih street, near Kighth avenu Ss HOUGH, Auctioneer, ‘This day, at 11 o'clock precisely. Parties attending this sale wilt please be panctual in atteni- ance, as the great quantity of goods to be dixposed of renders it necessary that the sale shouki commence at the appointed hour. The goo ist 02 rosewood furniture, en suite, viz.:—Tete a-tetes, easy, sewing and parlor chairs, ‘Ke., covered in rare and expensive imported xatin brocade; very richly carved and polieled rosewood etegeres; fine embroidered lice curtains, with cornices and fixtures to mateb; shares do; rosewoo contre table, with Fgyptian and statuary tops: also sofa and plier do.: rich Kngliah Wilton aud Lruseels canpet ing; fine elegantly framed French pier and oval glasses; also an elegant rosewood piano, in heavily carved ease and of unsurpassed richness of tone; costly inlaid ladies houdoir secretary, plate aud mirror front; Voltaire, inva- Vid and ladies?” reception chairs, richly u: a: paintings in ofl, embracing historical pies, sketches of American scenery, fruit groupe, &e. ; costly and tasteful decorations, such as Varian marble Sgures, bust Jain vases, alabaster clocks, massi chandeliers, porcelain paintings, Xc.; decorated ¢ tea sets, pitchers, &e.; cut glass deeunters, bottles tumblers, ‘Iver ware, consisting of ‘tea w © se! ta, castors, cake baskets, aalvers, spoons, forks, Ke., mahogany ant walnot extensio tubles, walnut breakfast and dining do., dining cba’ napkins, sidebcard, trays. &e., fine enrled hair mat- tresses, feather beds, pillows ‘and bols!ec carved rosewood beisteads, mahogany ancient and modern de i seat chairs, rockers, sto’ liquors, in bottles, segars, Xo. hogy sofas, spring old ail lot A cushy deposit requi » AUCTIONERR—EXTENSIVE SALE OF the entire stock of saddlery an harness in atore 1 Monday, at n- * is Fourth avenue,—A. ©. ‘Tnttle will «ell 1044 o'clock, at the above tained therein, consisting of ing saddles, bridtes, whips ment of double snd single carriage, wagon unl cart lur- ness; kersey rober, blankets, hosts, fancy brid) cloths, #loigh bella, brushes, &e. ‘The above stock having been tnanufactured expressly for the ¢ best inaterials and superior workmanship, 1 ction of the present owner, of twont, ence, enables him t consequence of the remo fing. The whole to be sold without reserve. Terms--Over $100, approved notes at four months, Catalogues morming of #1 of ibe jer the io- pare experi be sold in vet ONERR. — 4 o'clock, in the duction rooms , large and valuable as. sortment of excellent bouseioh! furniture of all descrip- ns, aud housekeeping articles, IN_NOTI BEI --SHERIFP’S SALI D, NASH, AU JMONEER -— R— o Extensive lot of lumber, &e., on Wednesday, Doc, 6, 1864, atl A. M., at reet, a large and ge- neral sesortment of lumber, boars, plank, joists, &e. also, wagons, harness, and one pair <I horses, together with the ofiice (urniture, iron safe, desks, Ae. Adjourned until 8th December, 1854, same place and hour. JOTIN WILSON, Deputy Sheriff, SALES AT AUCTIO' YY OAKLEY & WRIGHT, AUCTIONEERS. . day, Dee. 7, at lO A. M 348 Fulton etreet, Brookly meo’s sale of a large and extensive avsortment of cabinet furnitur’, consist ing in part ot marble top dressing bureaus, mahogany do., marble top centre tables, marble top side tables, ma- hogany card tables, breakfast tables, quartetie ani work tables, mahogany enclosed wavhstands, mahogany French bedsteads, cottage do., fushogany spring-seat earved top rockers, mahogany tete-a-tete, carved fron rs, apring seat do, eak and maple eane seat chairs, soias, work- tables, secretar: etegeres, f —THURS- Joobingglass: wagrass and straw mattresses, pil- lows, bolsters , ate. Also, at the same time a quantity wondband furuiture, i chairs, bedsteads, stoves, ete. out rererve. Sale ‘positive, and with: OF PIANOS, FROM THE ms, in plain and taney cases, from six with orders to sell at # great reduction from the fnefory prices for cash, fully war- rapted, Also, an assortment of second hand pianos at great bargains, from $59 to $150. Pianos of our man- ulacture constantiy on hand. Apply at the manufactory and ercoms. MCDONALD & BhOTHE! Bowery, near Houston street, HARLES H. DELAVAN, AUCTIONRER.—FURNI ture, stoves, &e , ed from the fire at Judsen’s Hotel.—Cbarles H. Delavan will gell at auction, shis Thursday, Dec, 7th, at 11 o'clock, at 66 Broadway, for account of whom it may concern, @ large collection of furviture, &e., sav from the late fire, consisting in part of oil painticgs, vases, pianos, Brussels carpets mirrors, pier glasses, clocks, chairs, sofas, seitees, card, dining and eentre tables, French. bedsteads, wardrobes: bureaus, lounges, waslistands, hair mattresses, pillows, beds, table linen, eta, blankets, silver plate and plated ware, glassware, crockery, and kiteh Also, a lot of choice old wines and liv ‘8, dewijchns. Catalogues may be hadon the morning of sale at 66 Broadway, formerly Globe Hotel, and at the office of the auctioneer, 119 and 121 Nassau street, mar- ble buildings, late Bible House. E BREVOORT HENRY, AUCTIONEER —GRI “4. of rich and valuable furs, sleigh robes, &e., &e., on Tharsday, 7th, Friday, 8th & Buek, at 10%, otclock e: ny Maiden lane, This stock consists of t Bay sable, Grecian stone marien, fine fitch marten, fat Siberian squirrel, American marten, river marten and mountain do. victovines, capes, circulars and culls to match, muffs, gent’s fine {ur gloves, eollars, &e., &e. Also,{Hudson Pay Isabella bear, wolf, raccoon, black bear, Maltese and lap sobes, &., &¢. This saie is worthy the attention of country ‘leulers and those purchasing for their private us SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. — ck wiil set! at auction, this at the sales room, 14 Wall ate EDWARD 7, ot UL aelock, a and imported watches, chains, &e., be Fate wale to the hirhest bidder-—Imported watches by Tobias, French and others, in! gold cases; also le pine watel melled pins, of ena- card cases. FANCY GOODS, SU —JOHN 1. VANDEWATER turday, SLE FOR HOLIDAY PRE: ITA VANDEWATER URNER will sell, on y and ,at the salesroom, 30 Pine and Coda str ssortment of fancy oor sisting of richly de ted aod painted na vases, Ce vard receiv skets, richly de d tea sets, painted ‘motto cups, decorated bi & i glass war 1 ceive nd tumblers, dint ent era, gol nea, clare’ r plated ten ad coTee serv castors, flint ent bottles, cake baskets, waiters, and dessert forks, spite, mustards, sugars, butter ers; table, tea und dessert spoons, workboxes, travelling companions, ladies’ do.. dressing eeses, &e.; ths whole forming a very desirable asxortinaat of fane suitable for holiday and New Year’s present tention of parties about purchasing is respectfully s0- licited. Now on exhibition. URS.—0, C. TUTTLE WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ON Thursday and Friday, tho 7th end Sth, the whole and entire stock of furs of ‘one of the largest manfac- turers, who is about declining business, consist the richest furs, and rleigh robes of cvery Country merchants are invited to ‘ previous to purchasing elsewhere, The sale will com- mence at hall-past 10, al No. 100 Nusean «treet, nearly opposite the Herald office, and will be continged every day until the whole stock is disposed of. GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CURRANTS, SEGARS, TO and stoves.—Friday, Sth Dec., at 1034 o’elock, Dey street, corner Greenwich, raisins, cheese, toa, sugars, soap, candles, pickles, champagne wines, bran” ay, in, rum, hardware, balances, saws, stirrup irons, eT pens, combs, horse blankets, hattesr’ saddles. W. A. CARTER, Auct., 57 Dey strect. ENRY Hi. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER—-BY H. H. LEEDS &Co,—Thursday, Dee. 7, {, in front of store 10 Nassau street, horse, coupe, hs «all city moud the property ofa gentleman’ leaving for Harope: hor black, 16 hands high, rising seven y sound and kind in all harnosa, ad ble family horse; eoupe rocks built, upholstered and lined wi plated and mounted harness, near : blankets, sheets, ke. Inalla very cocaptete facai tablishment, nearly new aud in perfect order RY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—BY H. Hi. LE & CO.—Thuraday, Dee, Peilay, Sth, at 10 delock, at the salearoom 19 Nassau sti sale of fancy goods, including a large as real statuary marble, alabaster and otler yortation of Signor Vito Viti le invoices from the Crystal } statuary is one suberb statue, the Flying» Levy; one do, Pendant, dancing’ Bacel ef ihe figare Denaide, origina) in th ever imported; one do. Bathing } Lemberg: one do, Madonna o: Tenneranni: « group of the Saviour and Mary, and other very be: and classical croups, suitabl The alabaster vasex will emb: copied from the British thronghout France and Italy. One superb pair ef » rhores for recesses, ornamented with hesutfok ba delievos; one superb Canthares on octagon pedestel; large agate Hebe vases: Etruscan dlo.: Kayptian urns, Lecythus yases, Bardigiio Tazzas for leui Etraria vases: large Finelli urns te Venetian Jo.; aud many wlace; ame. site styles'o | invoice of J 3 au id obelisk; Cleopa arble vases, ewers, mosaic ornanr laid; black marble pedestals, roeewn sticks, card plates, magnificent marhle from $3 to ; inkstands, marb Vases: rem trays, taper per weights inlvid; elegantly | inlaid and moe vble tables. ess a bi white spa do shawl pins; s on unset brooches in wm: saic set and bracelets and specimens not set; Fr broche alse, from the Crystal Palace, ‘a yluss ease contain 100 packages of gloves. Also, a large assortment « + costly china vases and otly los, tea sets, dinner aney plate figures, &c, Also, two super) Turkish bronze gronps, figures, and upwar sinormolu aud bron, brooches, Ke. of beautiful Chinere tea poys, extra savy and gilt, mace to order: together with the balance of Jopanese goods in the Crystal Palace, and other co: try goods, being the most beaut ion of r articles oftered at anction this sex amined one day before L. VANDEW ho, an iw OHN Ww pea, portraits, Scripture pieces, Holy Family b. lian, German and English arti-ts, sple ings op silk, attached to glass b figures, portraits, flower pieces, Xe. EMAM, AUCTIONEER—-FRIDAY, DECEM- clock P. M., at the Ceatral Sal corner of Willoughby wad Pea t —Shawis, he The loug and square’ shawls of various patterna: wool aru cotton drawers, and under shirts, ladies’ wool conis anil capa, gents’, ladies’ and misses’ kid and Lisle thr gloves; combs, buttons, suspenders, needle work collars, undersieeves and havite; Brassels carpet bags, Ke., +JORN W. SOMERINDYKE, hureday, at 1039 0' —By virtue of tive chattel mortgages—One fren driliim: machine, screw gear lathes, tour and five ine hand lathes, twelve viees, hand drills, rackets and entters, grindstone and gearing, tap wrenches and lies, tive frot iron machine planer, with choeks and tools; slso, by anvils, forge tools and Sxtures, patterns fur copy and notarial presses; shaftiog, bells, palleya and gers. = VARNUM 8. MILLS, Atty. for Mortgages OHN L. VANDEWATER, Nok WATER & TURNER will 12 o'clock, y at the salesroom, 20 Pine and 56 @edar street, diamonds, jewelry, &e.—A’ splendid assortment of rich jewelry, Siamond necklaces, Malten# crosses, rings, beacele earrings, pins, &c , set in the latest Parisian style cluster rings set in pearls, rubies, &c.; Malachite pins, bracelets to match; gold lockets, enamelledto., brooe!.on, earrings. coral bracelets, pins and charms, Malachite DY shawl pine, cornehan rings, pins and bracelets, splei cameor, figure heads, groups, &c.; ladies’ work bo niidly furnished, rings set with sappbires, rut and pearis, silver and gold clasps, buckles, &e, Wate —Chronometers, detached levers, gold hinting c. ludien’ enamelted watches: Gine gold fob, gard and chains; silver watches, silver guard chains, ke. The watches are all warranted, Tobias & Sou aud Cooper's make, Liverpool, Every article will be fully warrauted, The above will be on ex m the morning of sale with catalogued. mS of mortgagee large and handeomet, convenience of « and nearly new, is part worthy of the attention lecousists of 61 superior carved cout $600, w very elegant instra two suits of od parlor far rick Wilton carpet, ‘osawood eiogere vod for the Ment order estry, Brussels and other centre and pier tables: large | al mirrors, chian, glass and silver plated ware; marble ornaments, ox- tension dining tables, dining room chairs, book canes, corner etegeres, rosewood and mahogany bedsterds, dressing bureaus, washstands, hair matireskes, chamber chairs, stoves and «ll the usnal assortment of a large oe furnished house. Catalogues on the morning of anle. t the salesroom, No. . _ SALES AT AUCTTO! a SALE OF THE OLD ESTABLISHED drug store, corner of Fourteenth street and Broad- the entire stock an’! fixtures of the establishment ve sold on Thursday, Dece uber 7, at 103g o'clock, by Samuel Osgood, Auctiouver, and by order of the at- torney for tbe mortgage JAMES MARINER, Attorney. WAY, AUCTION —FRENCH CHINA, GLASS and crockery sale.——Ry Wm. W. Shirley—Friday, Dec. 5, at 11 o'clock, at Thos. F. Fiel pomumission store, 107 Fulton strest, opposite Dnteh, a large assort- ment from importers, to be sold peremptorily for cash, dinner, tea and toilet seis; glassware, plated, Britanaia, cutlery and faney goods. "Retailers, families, hotels and boarding houses will do well to attend this sale. ORTGAGE SALE, THIS DAY, (THURSDAY,) 7TH December, at 103; o'clock, A M., at No. 55 Gold stieet; two ruling machines, with Town’s improvement; eight sets stereotype plates, one planing machine, ono set of squaring hoarls ands plow, one Town’s patent pagi-g’mach'ne, &e. JOSITIVELY THE LAST SALE OF DUTCH BULBOUS roots at auction.—A. ©. TUTTLE will sell this day, at 10 0% lea flower roots remaining on hand, to close sales, being the last chance of obtaining them th S. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER—HY HOUGHTON & MELLO) ‘This day fewer: at 1035 oe » at the lesroom, 113 Nassau street, elegant cabinet furniture—seven new and second-hand rosewood piauofortes, one of which cost $500, made by Win. Lin. derman & Son, with guarantee for two years; magniti- cently ornamented framed French plate pier’ and oval mirrers; also, 15 small size oval micrors, elegantly deco- rated French china tea and toilet sets, rich vases, motto cups, &e.; 12 heavy silver plated cut bottle castors. The cabinet furaiture will consist of articles from our best city manufacture nel will be sold positively, without’ reserve, comprising several richly parved “rosewood parlor’ suits, elegautly carved rosewood secretary and writing cabinets, bureaus, Dookcases and warkrobes; rosewood, mahogany, walnut and oak parlor, chamber, dining room and library fi niture, of the rehest styles and designs; superior ex- tension ‘lining tables, 14 feat loug; rosewood, mahogany and walnut chamber furniture, to match, with marble tops, and plain suits of richly enamelled chamber f niture, to mat y carved mahogany tete-a-t teats, lounges, voltaire and «pring ard, pier and’ side tables, h china tea sets, vases, lamps, &e.; also, sh double-barel guns, in mahogany cases, this 4, seat Lo, an MINANCTAL,. TO LOAN AT SEVEN "Rit CENT, on bond and mortgage on i 868.000 real estate, lu this city, Broottyn or Wi f, in sume to suit appl Also, $80,000 to invest i the purchase of mort Apply to}. K. COOK, Je., No. 4 New ot q $60,000 ar ennnnnan ti Motor, stocks, bon Is and mortg: hange BRAISTED & CO., B: is 35 John street, coruer of Navsan i TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WA “UES, $50.000 jewelry, &e., or hougnt for cash God city stocks, notes, bonds and tortgages, bills of ex- ch lated. B is coutl a q bl 6 UE SUESCRIBERS WE good first mortgages oa imp: 15.000, y In this cit 30.000 IROTT, IN CASH AND STATE STOCKS TO for mortgages; also, furni ash for vuntry mortgages, in large or small amounts. ren fo NOTTEN, and loans ob ak §-< WANTED, ON PERST CLASS PRO $15. 100 perty. Add, or inquire of JAS. PL SWSIN & CO., 159 Front street, “ih i ) —FOR EXCHANGE, A MORTGAGH all 2.000. for $12,000, payable ih three years seven per cent interest, payable semi-annually, on real estate worth $24,000, exclusive of buildings. Will be re ef'$5,000 cash, the bulance in stocks. Address box Herald oftice. $6.00( ran with the above capital, toconnect himself with vew ¢ash avetion house, to commence on the Lest of January next. Address Auctiouver, Herald office. $2(0 REQUIRED TO ENLARGS A Lt A ied $250 erative business, payable iu six and nine rronths, with interest,. Good @teurity, together with x reasonable hopus, will be giveo. Address 1. LEE, box 14 Post Of) ained. 10; T OFPor rprising yor CAPITAL.—AN EX¢ tunity offers to an en NASH ALVANCED AND LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT- / On dixmoenta, watebes, jewelry, plate, valuabie amd personal property, or Wonght “for highest oast yelecs. H. WOOD, broker sud commirsion merchant, 66 Hulten street, second floor, front room, from 8 A. M. te 4PM, VION BUSINESS WANTED— ome experience, and who has quaintance. He wishes to extend the business, and is desirous of making an arrangement with tome capitalist,to make advances when required. Address Avoticneer, Herald office. tb. he bourd of directors oi this company lave y declared s semi-annual dividend of eight per cent, payableon demand, &. W. BLEECKER, Secretary ONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD furniture, pianofortes, watehes, diamonds, silver- ware, guns, pistols, nautical instruments, and personal property generally, or bought for the highest cash price. MCCAFFRAY & WALT , 26 Catherine stroet. a ONEY TO LOAN—ON DIAMONDS, PLATE, watcher, jewelry, dry goods, segars, wines and fpirits, and personal property of every dessription, or urebased. Business prompt, and contidential. Appl vo CASEY & CONLEY, the Empire Loan and Agency Of- fice, No. 128 Nassan street, opposite the Nassau Bank Watches and jewelry for LIBERALLY = ADVANCED ON fortes, dry gooils, fire arme, or any other property, 4t 304 Bronily ay, cor. ner of Duane street, second tieor, room No. The strictest confidence ‘and honor may be relied upon, Franch office $4 West Sixtecnth street. MoLAUGHLIN & O'NEILL. OF SIXTH AVENUB RAILROAD COMPAN New York, December 4, 1864,—The trauater bo of this company will be closed on the 14th inst ratory to the annual election for directors, to be i ynext. D. P. BARHY DY, sec’y —TREASURY OFFICE, OHIO—C SRICAN FIRE INSU RANCE 6 Wall street, New York, December ONEY.—CASH PPI lumbus, Dec. 2, 1854.—The foliowing amount i Obio stocks (interest on) will be for cale at the si g Exchange, In the city of New York, until the Jou inst.2—6 per cent 1856's, $48,008; 6 per cent, 1940s $41,200; 6 per cent 1870’, $6,000--$96,158. ’ro- posals for the purebase of the keune, until 3. M. of » day, must be addreseed te A. i’. Edgerton, 4-5 ‘Transfer Agent, No. 64 Beaver street, New York. The stocks will be delivered at the office of the transfer agent upon the acceptance of the bls by the under. rigned, sud are to be sold for the redemption of t* culating notes of the Canal Bank of Cleveland. J. G. BRESLIN, Treasurer of Ste AHQUIOQUE BANK, DANBURY, CONN., REDEEMED at 24 peFeent, by - CHAS, B. GRANNISS, 65 Wall street. IREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. November 13, 1854. Sealed proposals will be received at this office unth W o'clock A. M. of the 2th of December next, for the purchase of $111,000 bonds issued by the State of North Cavolina, under an act of Assembly for the construct of the Weldon a, and for the improve ment of the navigation of the Neuse and Tar ivers ‘They are by express enactment exempiad from taxation for any purpose. They will bear date the Int of July 1854, ‘wil rua ten years, and will bave coupous at tached for the interost at six per comt per annnm, pay able the tirst days of January and July in each year Both mterest_ snd principal will be payable at the Pant 1 the Republic, in the city of New York, unlesa where the purchaser prefers to have them payable at the Trey sury of this Stwte, ‘They will be issued in suis of $1,000 each, Parties bidding will please address their letters, en dorsed ‘Proposals for Nerth Carclina Stocks,” to the undersigned, at Raleigh, N.C. They will also state iv what kind of funds they proposs to pay. The bids wil be opened on the 20th of December nuxt, in the provence of the Governor, Secretary ard Comptroller of the State, and G, W. Mordecai, President of the Bank of the state of Norih Carolina. ‘The wudersigned reserves the right of accepting auch bits, in whole or in part, ae he may deem most advantagaous to tle State, Successful vid ders will be required, ax soon on informed of the ac- cuptaner of their bids, to depesit in bank the amount of their bide, with the scorued interest from the Ist of duly last, ‘to the eredit of the Treasurer of North Caro- link. ‘This deporit may be made in the Hank of the Re public, New ¥erk, the Bank of the State of North Caro ina, or the Hack of Cape Fear, Raleigh. Dooumente showing the great resources of the State, and the suial) amount of her indebteduess, may bo bad oa applicstior at this ofice, or to Messrs. Brown and Do Rossett, city of New Xork, D. W. COURTS, Public Teeasuror of North Carolina. #KORNITURE. MST AND ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR CHAIRS awarded to M. W. KING & SON, patent cheir makers, 466 ond 468 Droadway. Pivot revolving chairs, recumbent revolving chairs, welf-acting extension re cumbent chairs, deutista’ chairs, improved wavalid wheel chairs, branch reading and writing desks, and every va. riety of mechanical chairs, for comfort and convenience Also, by permission, manufacturers of Major &. A.) travelling invalid chair. W RING W.H. HA SPIRITUALISM, SUORMWUAL 3 A Mr. Maddock drawer of horoscope: Breacway. Terms of here Hours from 1 gen'e (9 y "ull 6. Evenings, NIFESTATIONS—THE NEW KGA— profersor o at Mr celestial heratdry, and br. Traphagen’s, No. 241 coat of arms with to 2. Mra. Dr. Trapha- im) circles commente at 21. M. wok, at 17 Wall street, the balance of Haar- | | pcoprictors, in connection with the Baltiaao | | NOR LIVE&POOL.—UNITED SIATES MATL RTRAM- I ship BALTIC, Joseph J. Comstock, Commander, ‘This eteamehip will depart with the 4 States mails for Purope positively om Saturiay, December 4, at 212 o'clock M., from her berth at the foot of Canal street, For freight or passage, baving unequalled accommota- tions for elegance and comfort, ppl to EDWARD K, OOL |, 56 Wall «treet, Passemgers are requested to be on board at 11), A. M. The Pacific will succeed the Baltic, ant sail bee. 23. Shippers will please take notice that the ships of thix line canmot carry any goods contraband of war iH NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES Mail Steamers.—The ships composing this line are follewing:— ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt. Comstock. PACIFIC, C ADRIATIC, Capt. ——. These ships, having been built by contract, expressly for governwent service, every care bas been taken im thelr construction, asin their engines, to ensure strength 8 unequalled for elegance ani comfort. Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in frst cabin, $150; in second do., $75. Exclusive use of extra siged staterooms, $325. From Liverpool to New York, £30 and £20, An expertenced n attached to cach vhip. No berth secured till paid for. PROPOSED ¥ROM NEW YORK. th Saturday, Nov, 11, 1854. Wednesda, Saturday, Nov. 25, * Wednesday. Nov. Saturday, Dec. 9) *¢ Wednesda’ Saturday, Dee. 23, Wednesday, Dec. Wednesday, Dec. For freight or passage, apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, 66 Wall street, New York, BROWN, SHIPLEY & ©O., Liverpool. STEPHEN KENNARD & CO, , 27 Austin Friars, London, JOHN MUNROE & CO., 26 Rue Notre Dame des Vic- O. H. DRAPER, Havre. {toires, Paris. ‘The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones, or metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed. Shippers will please take notice thet the ships of this line cannot carry any goods contraband of war. | LIVERPOOL AND. PHILADE! PALA STEAMSHIP ny Company futend aoiling their favorite steamships— CITY OF MANCHESTER, + Capt. Wylie. Capt. —— . Capt. R, Leiteh, Capt, OITY OF BALTIMORE, (new) 2,538 CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. KANGAROO,,,. . Phew A. CITY OF MANCHESTBR.... Thursday, January 18, 1855, KANGAROO .......... -About Thursday ———-——- FROM LIVERPOOL, CITY OF MANCHESTER, , Wednesday, Decomee KANGAROO,,.... .About Wednesday, — Saloon $00, $55 and $55, according to state room A limited ‘number of third class passengers will be taten, and found with comforfably cooked isionf, for $25 ..to Liverpool | $40..,.,...ftom Liverjaol. Parties wishing to Pi out their friends can o} (ain certificates of passage, and drafts on Liverpool, in & its of £1 sterling and upwards, 4p ly to SA. SMITH, Agent, 17 Walnut street, Philad phia, and No. 7 Broad way, New York, LPH. 1b54, 1 LASGOW & NEW YORK STEAMSHLP COMPANY.—- The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK, 100 tons and 500 horse power (R. Craig, commander); and GLASGOW, 1,962 tons and 400 horse power (W: Cumming, commander), built expressly for the trade be. tween New York and Glasgow, will sail as une N York, Glasgow, Saturday, 20th January, 1855, at 12 noon, First cabin, saloon atate-rooma (steward’s fee included), $90; first cabin, midship (state-rooms steward’s fee included), $15. ‘Third class.—A limited number of thi clase passengers will be taken, suppli is of good quality, properly cooked, at surgeon. For freight or passage, apply to J. McSYMON, 33 Broadway, New York. New York city bills or gold only received for parsage. SOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—IHE UNITED States mail steamship UNION, R. Adama, command: er, will leave for Havre, touching at Soatbampton to wid the mails and pastengers, on Saturday, {hcomber leth, at 12 o’cloek, from pier No. 37 North'River, foot of Beach street. Price of passage first cabin $136 ; se- cond do, $75. Luggage not wanted during the voyage snonld be sent on board the day betore sailing. marked “below.” No freight will be taken aiter Ihareday December 14th. For freight or passage apply to MORTI HON, Agent, 63 Broadway. rates and no deduction,—Shippers per clipper ship . MORTON, Capt. Johu Burgess, will please com- plete their engagements at once, and ‘and in their bills Of Jading for signature, This favorite ship has nearly the whole of her cargo enga, ud going rapilly on ard, at pier 26 Kaat river. Shippers to San Francisco will pleage observe that the vessels of our lino finish their loading in ten to fifteon days after coming to the berth, never being detained for the want of freight, but have prompt despatch. For the balance of fifty to one hinndred tons disen, apply te SUTTON & CO., Ad Wall street, or Messrs. EVEREIT & BROWM, 159 Front street LW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMZHIP LINE, via Niearagna.—The Accessory Transit Company Ot Nicargua, proprietors.—The splendid double engine steamship SAK OF THE WEST, (2,000 toas buctl Capt. EW, Turner, will leave, from pier er, at 3 o'clock P.M. precisely, for Pant seslay, December 12, connecting nas, with the favorite steamship SIKKRA NEVADA, (2,000 tong burtien,) over tue Nicaregua Transit route, having but twerve miles of laud transportation by iirst-class carriages. ‘These steamers are uvsurpassed in their ventil@tion and ac- commedations. For information or passage, apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, agent, No. 6 Bowling Green. Lat- ior bag made np at the office, Letters 25 oents per half ounce. SOR SAN FRANCISCO.—DISPAICH LINE.—THE SU: A1 fast sailing clipper ship (KO. 1, <AMSON, 8 Cobb, master, is now loading at Mor 13, East river, and having the most of her eatgo eagaged and ing on beard, will have the neual diapateh of this line. Silppers will observe that the vessels of taix line finish their loading in ten to twelve days after coming to the berth, and are not detained for wantof freight, but have prompt dispateh, For balance of freight, at lowest rates, without detention, apply to SUTTON & Co., 34 Wall street. USTRALIA.—INDEPENDENT_ LINE~SIXYY DAYS A paswage.—The beautiful A 1 clipper #hip KASTERN ‘ATE, 1,400 tons burthen, Shnon Koss, commander, ill have immediate despatch for Melbourne, Mort Phil lip. The above ship is only two years ol!l, and has proved herself very faat, | Her accommosntions for passengers are of the very best, both in firs: aud second cabin, and as only @ limited nunber will be taken, early ‘application is necessary. For freight or pesace. at low rales, apply to ARKELL & ELLIOT, 146 Pearl street, or KE. Bichardson & ough wtreet, USTRALIA PIONERR LINE—CARRYING UNITED Staten Mail, lipper ship WINDWARD, for Melboarse, from Vier No. 5, E. Bey with immediate despatch. Clipper ship TROVAG, for Sidvay, from Pier No. 12, 6.1% , N, to succeed the Tropic. For freight or paseage, apply to R. W. CAMERON, Le Wall street. DSTRALIA—FREE PASSAG E--PION EER LINE, CAR. rying United States muils.--The subscriber, ander ct with the government of New Soath Wales, is pared to convey parsengera in the clipper whip PIC, to Syduey, paying purt passage here, balance paid after arrival, and employment guarsatead at cur rent rate of wages, which are enormous. R. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall street. TEW STEAMSHIP LIN! : FOR BALTIMURE.—THE jaten ovean steamships, formerly knowa a+ the Park- er Vein Line, running between th itimore, having been purchased by & new company, will bo con tinned on the same route, uncer the namo of Crom-vell’s Laltimove Steamship Live, ‘These powerful and first class vessels Have boat put in perisct order, andl the and Ohio irond Company, are determined & ewpest and most expeditions freight +t. fy wp arrangement with the Baltimo Company, their esra will couaes at locust Voint depot, Balti he west wlll be landed in the x cover of the Loenst Point # arebouse. rine enjoys such advantages for a spool nt goods to the west, shippers m: nt receiving the best care and gr . The basiness of (he line will be conduc YB. CROMWELL, at the comypsay's oifice, and Washington streets 7 EW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS r ‘or New Orleans carrying the United States mail WARKIOK, J. D. Bulloch, conv ow receiving Saturday, street, North River. Freight Movile, consigned to our agen Connoly & Co., will be forward Passengers for Havana must procure paseports before leaving p For freight or passage, apply to LIVING- STON, CROCHERON & CO., Agents, 51 Broadway. N. B—The Cahawba, H.W, schoveidt, couiander, will succeed the Black Warrior, and «e'l Tuesday, Dee. seth. Bills of lading mast be sent in tor the evening previous to the ehip sailing OR CHARLESTON AND FLORE nited States Mail Line sviamer JAMES ADGER, 8. € leave pier No. and for in New Orleans, James of commissions. JA —SEMI WEEKLY wand fast-goil arner, commander, will North river, oa Saturday, December M. Yor fregat, apply on ot lading will be signed. and for passage, at the office of SPOFFORD, TLis 4 Broadway. Vhrough tickets to Florida as { Jacksonville, $31; to Pilatka, $29. The Maro ceed, and leave on Wednenlay, December 1, Fis SAVANNAH AND FLORIVA—UNITED STATES precisely. ‘0 o will sue. Mail Line. —The new aod «plen iid stesmship KNOX- ILLE, Capt. C. D. Ludiow, will leave New York for Sa- vannal, Saturday, Dee. 9, [rom pior No. 4 North river, at 3 o'clock precisely.’ Bills of lading signed by the clerk on board. For freight or passage, apply to SAMUEL. L. MITCHILL, 18 Broadway. For’ Fiorlia, through tickets from New York to Jacksonville, $51; Pilatka, $43. _ The steamship FLORIDA, Capt. N. 8. Woodhull, will leave on Wednesday, Deo, 1 OR FORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND.— FE The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Skinner, commander, will leave pier No. 18 North river, on Katnrday, Dec. 9, at So’clock P. rive in Norfolk the next after thro & nd fare to Norfolk, $8; . | Richmond, $10. donrags bait pies! to LUDLAM & P way | ar. | | | 1d speed, and their accommodations for passengers are | } PRACTICAL CONFECTIONER WANTED—A FRENC'£ A or German coufectioner; must be a thorough practical man. Address, with mame and residence 4 ). §. Ponestel, Herald office. A SITUA TION WANTED—BY A YOUNG AMERICAS as housekeeper in a private family, or as » jon, has no objection to go South, Geo particulars please address M. 1, i A SITUATION WANTED—LY A PROTESTANT WO + stands baking and pastry, fk tin washing. Please call at 144 Nine nth street, betyeen Seventh and Kighth avenues, for two days. PROTESTANT GIRL WANTED—AS CHAMBERMATD and waiter, capable, person and work, aud Civil in deportment, English preferred. No application need be made unless with undoubted referenee. Apply at 138 Macdougal street, from 10 til! 1 o'clock. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STTU- ation as housemaid, is strong and willing to work. n be seen for two days, at SL West Twenty eghth at. STEWARDESS.—A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE lish woman wishes to engage hervelf as stewardess, Gr as housekeeper to a widower: can take charge of good boardinghouse, as she has been accustomed to the same, both in London and New York: can be highly re commended. Vlease call or send 2 aote to M. BL, at Mr Wateharn’s, 183 Chambers street. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION JA to do housework ina small private family; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer. Good city r rence, Call at 163; Downing street, second floor, fr roow RESYECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION @s nurse and seamstress cr as chambermaid and Seamstress: bas the best of city reference from her last place. Cali at 285 Sixth avenue, first tloor, front room: RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A. 8iTU ation to do general housework, or be willing chamberwork. She is of good moral babit« aud can be well recommended. Pleats call at 224 Divi et, up stairs, fo PARISIAN YOUNG LADY, WELL EDUCATED way hear of w situation as housekeeper or travel companion, by addressing box 101 Herald office, COOK—A VERY RES?ECTABLE WOMAN, WH® understands the general routine of English and ‘A AS French cooking, soups, jellies, pastries, baking, &e.; will be highly recommended by the respectable families she hus Lived with in this city, Address 84 Woat Nineteenth street, in the rear basement. PECTABLE IRL WISHES A SITUA AA tion as plain seamstress; can do all kinds of mas- fin ewbromdery. Wages not so much an object as a com- fortable home for the winver, Can give city refer- ence, Please call at or address No. 6 Union court, Uni- versity place, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets HIGHLY KESPECTABLE ENGLISH PERSON wishes @ situation as lady's maid and seamstres< orto wait on young ladies, “Can give the best of reference. Vlease call at 165 West Sixteenth street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG PERSON WANTS A SITUA tion an seamstress, or would wait on alady, if rv- quired. Can be seen at her last employer's, who would be happy in recommending her, at 137 West Twelfth st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, Ps ax chambvermaid and waiter, or to assist in the Washing and ironing, in a small private family. Can seen for two days at 26 Second avenus, at Mrs. Fitg; trick’s, HAVING A STYLISH TEAM OF horses, with harness, &c. complete, would make an engagement with a gentleman having his own ear- riage, or until spring. Apply at Mr. Trainor's,378 Brood- way. RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH A FRESH BREAST of milk, wishes a situation as wet nurse. Can give the best of city reference. Can be seen for two ys at No. 7 Hester street, third floor, rear room. YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES 10 CET A situation as nurse; has got a frosh breast of milw. ne to inquire of F. Smith, 135 Washington street. PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- A tion as cook; is a good washer and irover, or would lo chamberwork. The best city references given. Can be seen for two day« by calling at 232 Seventh avenue, in the store. WET NURSE'S SITUATION WANTED, BY A RE ctable woman, who lost her baby, three montha Gla, Good reference if required. Please inquire at No. 5 Hester street, in the basement, this week. RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHES TO GO OUT AS seamstress, by the day or week, or if required Would engage by the month; she understands all kins of family sewing. Can be seen at 126 Clinton place, Fighth street, first rs WELL EDUCATED GENT! FROM PARIS, ZA. derives to give instruction in the French language in & respectable Aumerican family in exchange for boar, or for a moderate compensation. He can also give les: cs if required. Possessen unexception- YOUNG WOMAN, WHO WASHES #ORK GENTLE. men, wishes the washing aod ironiog of two more gentlemen: is an excellent hand at shirts. Please call for three days, at 94 St. Mark’s place, first floor, back room. RESVECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SIVUATION AS cook or to do general housework, in a private family; a0 objection to go to the country. Best of ference can be given. Please apply for two days, at 97 ‘Twelfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG MARRIED woman wants a situation as wet nurse. The best of reference given. Can be seen for three days. if not engaged, at {7 avenue A, third floor, front room YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION TO ATTEND a show rooin or store. Address a note to H. M. F., Bicadway Post Office. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION as nurse and seamstress; she understands the care of n baby from its birth, and is an excellent plain seam- stress; also understands chamberwork and waiting, or wonld do general housework fora staall private family; gool reference, Call at 146 Christopher street, near Greenwich. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A sITUAe tion in a saloon or bar; or to drive a coach or wag. vod city reference given. Apply at 497 Pearl RL WISHES A SITUA- ZA. tion as chambermaid or laundress. Can be seen for iwo days, at 40 Kast Fifteeath street, near Union square. The best of city references given. PRINTER WOULD DEVOTE A PORTION OF TIMK to composition or proofreading, &¢., or assist in editing a weekly newspaper, in city or viginity, for a moderate compensation, his chief object being employ- nent, Address Printer, Lox 1,211 Post Office N.Y VERY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WISHES A situation as cook or laundry maid; isan excellent washer and ironer, Please call at 150 Seventh avenue, third Boor. N EXPERIENCED GIRL WISRES A SITUATION LW a pious family, either as chambermaid or nurse; tan instruct children if required: i a good plain sewer’ and would be found obliging. [leose eal or addrens Anna, 200), Wooster street, beiween Amity and Bleecker. A ® AMERICAN OTL ts DESIROUB OF OBTAINING a situation, as chambermaid, or houss- work preferred, "Apply, for two days onigy at 2 Marva atreet. TENT S0OTCH Gin. wants a situation with « respectable family im the City, as dreastnaker or searosiress. Call at, or address reenwich street, third floor. : YOUNG WOMAN, OF RESPECTABLE HABITS wants a situation as wet nurse, with @ good breas’ @Tiresh milk. Has good references, if required. Can be seen for ene day, at No. ¢ Vandewater street, first flow, S$ CHAMBERMAID OR WAITER, OR CHTRD’S NURSE —Wanted, by a respectable young woman @ situn- tion. Good city reference given. May be seen at 2 Henry street, third floor. bee room, YOUNG FRENCH LADY (PROTESTANT) WIS # situation in an American family, as lady's wa a8, OT DurKe; is @ good seam stress and «dre maker. She can give the bert , Apply at No. 265 Hudson # , betw “anal i Hudson een Canal and Spring, thi toon, ee YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO Do general housework or chamberwork, and can .io pa in eins 2 itil ate washer and we Oe referer ce, 70 Vi reet, e reac, firat Soor, for two days, cists se TT THE SELECT FEMALE OFFIC NOTO TIT risth street, between Sixth and Heventh avenuce — a, for the country, two smart girls. a cok, washer and ironer, fer the citys Fomale fervent wanting respectable situations up town can be well suited at this office, Call early. BX Kaxten— snort FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE, in office; he must be active, intel it, and ac- quainted with the streets in the lower of ‘the city. Address J Co , Herald office. OOKS.—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, MEAT AND try cooks, They must understand the bes nese in all respeate. Apply at (he office of ’s Hotel, 757 and 759 Broadway, corner Cifatow place. “HAMBERMAID AND WAITER, OR s ied, by # Protestant gurl, in « priva‘e ppreoeryptige ac Bt Soggy wd rd No. 4 Water few doors ftom Fulton street, Brooklyn, fur family; good city reference a street, @ two days. WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN She must understand her business, in meats, soups, bread, pastry, cake, &c., in abort, she most be entirely competent to do kny and everything ia the cooking line that a genteel private family would re- and that, too, without instruction or and, above all, she must be @ neat and cl jerson, and accustomed to early rising. Apply between Vv and 12 o'clock, at 68 Broadway, New York. For Balance of Wants See Siuth Paze.